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SOHO Coffee Adopts HQ on Demand from Lolly Systems

SOHO Coffee Adopts HQ on Demand from Lolly Systems

Retail Tech: SOHO Coffee Co. Modernises Reporting with Lolly

SOHO Coffee Co. is an independent, privately owned business determined to grow through a strong reputation with its customers and partners alike.

Recognising that their existing infrastructure could no longer keep pace with their growth, the company sought to upgrade its back-office reporting and analysis systems. After a thorough review, they chose Lolly to provide the real-time data and estate management tools necessary to optimize their operations.

Read the Full Case Study

For a deep dive into how Lolly’s "HQ on Demand" system transformed SOHO Coffee Co.’s business intelligence, read the full feature here: [Retail Tech Review: July 29, 2015]

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